The news we published last week about the most developed municipalities and cities in the Federation of BiH caused a lot of attention.
As we wrote – according to the report of the Federal Development Programming Institute – the most developed municipality in FBiH is Center Sarajevo. The report confirms significant differences between communities, with Sarajevo and the surrounding municipalities retain a leading position.
But it is interesting that the most developed municipality is outside the Sarajevo Canton – Doboj Jug. This municipality has located in front of the dog, wide hill, Živinica …
According to the analysis Biznisinfo.baThe reason for that is the fact that Doboj South is a small municipality that gravitates the harder, with which practically forms one geographical and economic whole.
This is clearly visible from the examination of the largest companies in this local community. Namely, although a small municipality, Doboj Jug is home to a significant number of large companies. Behind the good number of them are Tešanj businessmen.
Two convincing largest companies in Doboj South are Euro-metals and Euro-roalboth part Hifa Oil Group behind which Tešanj businessman stands Izudin Ahmetlić. From the chart, it can be seen that the economy of Doboj South, without these two companies, would not even close this force and size.
- Euro-Metali doo Doboj South is a company that deals with product trade and semi-finished products of black metallurgy.
- Euro Roal Ltd. Doboj South is in the market of Bosnia and Herzegovina recognizable as one of the leading distributors of architectural and construction systems as well as non-ferrous metals for industrial purposes.
Hifa Oil is one of the largest business groups in the country. In addition to petroleum products, it also deals with solar energy, metal industries, furniture production, etc. The total annual revenues of the group are over 1 billion marks. It is strongly present in the markets of neighboring countries.
Otherwise, the development index is made based on five key indicators:
- Income income tax revenues per capita,
- Degree of employment,
- Population movement,
- The share of the old population in the total population,
- Degree of workforce education.
These indicators together provide a comprehensive overview of economic strength, demographic trends and social potentials of local communities. Index allows comparison between different administrative units and monitor changes over time, writes Business info.






